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major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. xq institute. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. md anderson cancer center. making cancer history. supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world s most pressing problems skollfoundation.org. the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: with their national conventions in the rear view mirror, the presidential candidates head out on the road to target states that could go either way, and help determine the election outcome. correspondent lisa desjardins begins our coverage. reporter
but we are seeing blue skies and temperatures are not too bad. we do have a lot isolated forays up a sentence of 50 degrees to see in downtown san they look as satellite imagery and it really ought to do but thousand feet. we re looking at a very quiet weather right now and we ll see plenty of sunshine and perhaps some of the warmest and pictures of the week as we head into later on today. cash oakland as undefined the ninth downtown san francisco are letting you fathers before cassandras minute. : looking for 9 year old girl who went missing yesterday afternoon i rothschild walked away from her family campsite smu pete taylor state park and she has not been found. the marin county sheriff s department leading the search but this involves agencies across the bay area more than a hundred people looking for the nine year old. thereat, searched o clock this morning that search is renting back up as behind me to precision for 730 detectable briefing. alameda and contra costa an
sandy. in haiti, matthew has come and gone, leaving devastation in its wake. as many as 339 people have died according to local officials. let s go out to nbc s ron mott. he s in daytona beach, florida, for us right now. so what does it look like where you are, ron? reporter: athere, alex. good morning. you were just talking about the storm surge. that s the number one concern in this part of florida, all up and down the storm zone on the atlantic coast, because that is what usually is responsible for killing the most people in these hurricanes. we got a little bit of good news in that 11:00 update last night in that forecast track is calling for the eye, when it gets up near daytona beach to be a little further east over the atlantic ocean. so that should mean we don t see some of the strongest winds around the eyewall itself, 120, 130 miles per hour. we anticipate we ll see winds approaching 90, maybe even 100 miles per hour once the eye gets closer to this area. the bad
is friday, breaking news at this hour, a deadly category three hurricane lashing florida s coastline. hurricane matthew may very soon slam ashore somewhere along florida s fliatlantic coast, or just as bad, it may skirt the coastli coastline, feeding off the ocean s energy before leaving to the north. at least 11 million people are under hurricane warnings and more than 210,000 businesses and homes are without power. the storm is blasting the coast with sustained wins of up to 120-miles-per-hour with the pounding surf ten inches or more of rainfall and a storm surge up to 11 feet. there s potential for devastating flooding, billions of dollars in damage, and of course loss of life. cnn reporters are ready to bring you the very latest from conditions up and down the coast. we want to start in palm bay, florida, with michael holmes. michael holmes, what are the conditions like there now? reporter: i can tell you, john, in the last hour or hour and a half they have worsened